September 14, 2015
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2:57Now PlayingSeptember 14 -- The U.K. main opposition Labour Party elected its most socialist leader in at least 30 years, signalling a decisive shift away from the free-market policies that brought the party electoral success under Tony Blair. Jeremy Corbyn won 59.5 percent of the vote to succeed Ed Miliband with his nearest rival, Andy Burnham, gaining 19 percent. Tom Watson, who took on Rupert Murdoch over phone hacking, was elected deputy leader in a separate ballot.
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